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Hi,
I am essentially trying to do the same thing, but with an address field. I have been lurking on several forums trying to solve this issue, but all solutions don't work. In the address area of my forum I want to skip address 2 if the client does not have address 2 in their client record. The result ends up looking like this. <name> <address 1> <city, state, zip> When I want it to print like this if there is no address 2... <name> <address 1> <city, state, zip> My code is as follow which I believe mirrors your example... {MERGEFIELD NLADDRESS2 \b } I also tried the if statement... {IF NLADDRESS2 <> "" " NLADDRESS2} What am I doing wrong? |
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